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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1850

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1856
Trains leave H. and Il. station. 9TH and b streets.
300 am.-Daily for " arrentun. Gor,loIsvlle q ana
O. points, lynchburH, Rocky Mount, l,ansille Raj.
elgh Charlotte, Atlanta, and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington 10 Atlanta
and Washington to Montgomery.
2:3o D. nl-Daily. except Sunday for M.nassas
Strasburs and intermediate stations
o:O y n;-Daily Tor Warrenton. GordOnsville.
charlottesville Staunton Louisville Cincinnati and
points on the Chesapeake and OHIO route. Pullman
sleepers Washington 10 Louisville.
IL 100 pm.-Dally Tor Lynchburg, Raleigh Ashyfila
Charlotte, Columbia Aiken Augusta. Atlanta, Mont
gomery, New Orleans and points Southwest Pull
man buffet sieepers Washington Aiken, n G ASH
ington 70 Montgomery. connecting with parlor to
| TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave WASHINGTON S:l2 am daily, except Sunday
and I'D + m daily, arriving at Round Hill IL a. a
m aud 10 pm; returning leave Round Hin Os A
M daily and i is p-n. except Sunday, arriving in
Washington 40 am. and 3: 30 pm
Through trains from south arrive Washington
$3.50 am; and :23 m. and from Louisville 40 q
IL. strasburr local, 10 :05 am
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked Office Col Pennsl-
xanla ave, and ut passenger station, Pennsy yallia
Railroad. 9th aud sts
| - JAS. L. TAYLOR,
dSO General Passenger
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George hardwood s.The Hammer y M Narv yo-s-
ana FRANK Stirs, OF Philadelphia, heavy weights
LoQgn. Twelve rounds near Chicago Sunday the
Asnt was won oy hardwood The purse was goo.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in vhect SUNDAY. JANUARY soth. 1854
until further notice.

schedule In vhect SUNDAY JANUARY 30th. 1881.
until further notice.
Leave Washington from station. corner OF Newton
For ,ChicaTo III Is am. and 1910 pm daily.
with throush ccschss and sleeping car. The II tsH
ca.,o. arrsins in Pt,s,urr At 90 pm chioasS NEXT
morning At llo. No extr~ fAre Is charsed on this
For Cineinnat. Louisville and s., Louis daily a, 10
seepins Cars to above in,s Without eSsnss $40
M IL fast limited train 10 Cincinnati and - Louis
40 pm No extra fare is charged on this train FOE
For fttsburv at II as am. and s:55 nm. daily %
pit'senrs Cleveland and Detroit with Parior aud
For Lenineton and Local Stations. 8 40 Am daily.
For Havre de ar.ce. Newark. Wilmington and Phil.
adelph,a /. 80 ana. : 10 pan and z 80 m daily;
bstssss Bsls,more and WILMINGTON. 81 pm daily.
For Baltimore on week DAYS Z G 40 40. 80.
PAIN, $50. 4:ao s:4o. $40. CAS- % !:sS % aud
s;1sT fs ' ss Sunday. ss &C. ga. g "a
Fer shen.ndo.h Valley Rsilrcsd and points south
40 Am and $50 pm daily; $3.50 pm. SLEEPER %
sSF hnnI 81 SUNDAY ssN ~ and ,SlS $50 and
For Way stations between Westminster and Balts-
ans ri sS n Sunday an. md
tn and daily rS sss s-s sSnss SR s sSs
p p. as,y 40 daily efSsnt SUNDAY for pn
sunday stops Al all stations For aiiSers6urH and
intermediate points - 30 am. IL 20 and IL II pm
daily, except Sunday For freierck = 40 am. II As
q M and 40 pm daily. except Sunday.
For Hseerstown $40 am. and 81 u IN daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily g 30 80 am
200. q and ! :2l pm. Little Rock Express.
rom Phiiaielphla, Chester. Wilmington and Hsvrs
DE Grace IL 80 am. 3 20 pm and 10 90 IN daily
FROM Wilmington. Del, and intermediate points
north OF Baltimore, sOam
III fr9m Annar1lis : 30 am. and So 5:25 aud
From harper's Ferry and alley Railroad 53opm
From Frederick and intermediate points. .o5a IN,
and 10 D. IN. daily except Sunday
Trains leave baltimore Tor Washington NJ !. O. n ~
I:2o, 300, 9.o5 aud 10 40 am, IL: Is > 30 q 4
20. ,. 6:3O, 40, aud 4 90 y m. on Sundays,
$50, Dos 05snd 10 80 I'M, so - 30 4 90 .01
$50. 40. - 90 and I D. m
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except :. o. 10. 3 ID aud 30 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore ana
ONO Ticket Office. " ashngton station. ~ l31l
Pennsyvanis avenue. 4th street where orders
VIII e taken for baggage % be checked and reiy ed st
ANY toint in the city
DAVID LEE CT LORD a p a
General superintendent. Baltimore dlD
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Grant Never Forgot His Friends.

From the Christian Advocate
Gen. Grant in hts youth was inclined to the nae
OF intoxicating liquors. Unconstitutional In a Ger.
tain western city, on various occasions he was so
overcome that friend wrote to one OF the MethoL
dist pastors and asked him to do what he could tn
save the young man. The pastor called upon
Lieut. Grant and stated what he had heard He
was treated with the greatest courtesy and told
That While he liked TO drink glass OF wine he was
not aware that his habits had attracted attention
and IL they had be would instantly curb himself
He took pew In the church, and made a decided
cn1nee Ia MS habits Many years after, when the
civil war had begun, progressed ended and Cen
Grant was President OF the United States in some
way his thoughts were directed to the minister
Who had been OF such service TO him He manfred
INTO bis situation; found him in somew hat broken
health, unable 70 perform The duties OF the minis
puS sun Win ciear Inind capable OF doing use
ful work He promptly gave him a SITUATION in
one OF the departments where, with a moderate
salary winch ne Was able TO earn, he Remained
Ior some years, and where In 1876 We mad the
above account IN substance from his own Inns
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Prom the London World
Much sympathy Is felt throughout Ireland for
Lord Doneraile, who, together with his coachman
was recently bitten by tame fox. The fox a
vixen. some time ago broke loose into Doneraile
court which is stronghold OF the fox family. and
AFTER enjoying her liberty for arew weeks returned
bit Lord Doner.aile and his cuachman as they wera
taxing her out for an airing. The fox IL ia he
neved, had raGies, and died soon afterwari. 20
Lofo Donrfalle and his coachman proceeded at
once with Lord CasIletown to NJ Pasteur,s hOsn.
TAI In rams Both patients are perfectly well and
A < IDnerale, VINO was bitten through thick dog
vOuSneSS. ~ ANSi-
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Variability Of O,.r y

From the savannah News.
In twenty three states out OF the thirty a,,,,, .
prior undfssoved marriage sets aside a new un,on
In twenty insanity does the same; in seventeen
homage, and in thirteen fraud These are.-rounds
Tor declaring the marriage null and void alb intro
DeSeraon, as ground for divorce varies in lene,
and character In many states. In some states
WneIe the civil character OF the contract is most
vaioed tncre are SO many loophOles OF escape frnn
Ine matrimonial moose that getting unmarried Is
binty OF temper and cruelty terms internreIpS ~,
suit the occasion, often looeens the nuutfal Knot
WISCONSIN Is In the lead In cotnplacent attantion
10 the desires or divorce seekers it being there
heid that when a husbands conduct toward his
VIE Is such as 10 render IL improper for her m
I'VE Win MN Tine court can be OF the opinion thai
II VIII oe Discreet and proper grant the divorce
BY All means let there be uniformity In marriage
and divorce laws
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ri. HE ACsTRIAs GIANr.-A London paper saws that
Hefr Wlnkeimeier, the Austrian giant on exbihi
lon IN mat city, Is feet inches In height ton
ping Shang, the Chinese giant, by q foot. Her
Wlnkeimeier was born at Freidbury Austria In
1866, and Il u years OF age He is sad 70 h. We
Deen or ordinary stature until the age OF IA and Ar
Bernn ne received the alarming Information from
unue growing until the age OF %. the reach of
MS aims Is about 1o4 feet and he spans two oc.
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Petition for License
TO SELL LIQUORS

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, September, 1887.
TO TIE Honorable Board Of County Connissio~-rs:
We hereby make application for permit or license to
sell liquors. wines and beer in the city of Tallahassee
county OF Leon. and State of Florida
W. p sLUssER co.
We the undersigned citizens Of District No. 10, ask
the Board grant the above application Of W. Susser
& Co. to sell liquors, wines and beer petitioned
Dan his K mark Richardson, Thomas his mark Ash
G his mark Clark, Edmund his mark Mitchell, o
his mark Fletcher. Geo F1erx " shackelford, Geo
H.xtps f' mark ssR.s shade
3 ur1. VIM Psttsiom, john Young, const Allegro.
Reed his mark Kendrick, John his K marx
Perkins Peter his Z mark Clinton, Barrs J Fitz-
giles, n v schrader, Gus Hin Thomas Costa siegmund
< mark 1agbee, HAMILTON Whaley VIM Pickett Joe his
mark AT WE Nj % S5%Pe Max
his mark Adams, Robt Spencer, Edward his Z mark
Poindexter, Geo Mitchell, Stowell. Daniel Sneed, "
Osborn, A Hopkins T Lynch, Geo S his mark Fltz-
giles Crawford, Sterling his mark Hill, Wash his I
Dee, Leonard w Dee A ] Fish, Minis, D his marx
Watson Jim his mark Smith, James his mark Thomp
% "
len. Merritt his Z mark Williams, Oldenburg Fred
1' marx stephen bis marx Msnor Henry
mark Smith, Mack his mark Preston Frank bis mark
baeeett, Cornelius thompson, Philip
his mark McWilliams, Munro his K mark Thomas, A
Fisher, VIM w Harris n Stanford his mark Harrison,
William his Z mark Franklin, Douglass, B Math-
ews, Chas Dent James. II his K mark Walker,
Edward his mark Roberts HIlliard Lukes Toney his
mark Williams. Andrew his mark Young, Mack Lynch
Noreet his mark McKinny Isaac his mark Davis Geo
bis marx Miller, Cornelius his mark Thompson, VIM
his marx Clennan. John his mark Curran Jim his
Z mark Paygne, VIM his mark Black, Henry his mark
Smith, A Roby, Granville his mark Shepard, Aaron
Levy, Henry Stern, Samuel Ste6oins, CLARK Cot
Peter his mark Brggr, Robt his < mark Williams,
Lewis his mark Johnson David Eliir, Earnest his <
mark Willams; Henry Berry, Dorsey his marx Thomas,
G Yaeger Shay J Williams, George DeyasAi, Thad
his mark Pill.on Benjamin Lee, George his mark
Payne brown his mark Lawty, Nathaniel his Z mark
Moore, Aaron his mark Parker, Levy. Alfred
Palmer, stephen Manor, H Blocker Black
Henry bernreuter, Rivers Love- Edmond his mark VIII
hsmi Henry hi. mark Brown. Otis, Robert his K
mark Hawkins 0arln. Jessie his mark Dennis, Sam
his mark McPhers0n Curtis his mark blu. Geo A.
Davis !oh. as 1Hs ';r. ~ Goa
Irwin b sutton, Coburn. Margolinsky Henry his
mark williams C Ptman. Jacob his 4 mark Roach,
Obediah his Z mark Jones' Noah his mark Hicks, Alex
owens, John his mark Smith. Hawkins.
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Petition for License
TO SELL LIQUORS
June 16-eow-S1

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. September 1887.
To TIE Honorable Board Of County Commissioner in and
for Leon County, Fla:
do hereby make application to your honorable BODY
for License to cell spirituous malt and brewed LIQUORS
in Election District No. H. county Fla for the
year 1875
JOHN sNEED
We the undersigned, majority Of the registered vot.
era OF Election District No. ID, in Leon county Fla
whose names appear the foregoing petition do ever
pray that said license be granted to the said JOHN
SNERD.
W Shackleford, Earnest Williams Hamilton his <
mark Whaley, William Patterson Angus Stafford John
Samuel Mcpherson. Hardy HE mark Adams Shade his
Z mark lawson W Gutenberg Phil nj. mark McWil-
reuter-, Booker Allen. Chester heVfE Ieyn
Jerry his mark Burke Chas his mark Whitus George
bis mark Weoord Gopsn, %sfz 4 Tsen esoTg
hardt, joseph Costa. J Coburn. John his marx
marx Hicks, Peter his mark Brooks George FlerI,
his mark Pickett. George his < mark Payne Rob
lass, Fitzgiles, Henry his marx Williams, Bas
sett, Scott his mark Robinson, his mark Dudley
marx Ho"ston EDWARD ii: marx Robes n.
his his mark Msynpr Geofge his mark Mag6ee, Peter
Z marx Clark, sr, Siegmund Diamond, his marx ark
BARR. Thsd his ( mark PiIlson James his Z mark
Miller, Pitt, Madison Gardner, Kendrici his marx
Reed Henderson his Z mark Fletcher Mathews
Lewis bic < mark johnson, Benjamin Lee, William his
HI: marx lake; Campbell James his xm.rk Smith Peter his
mark johnson, Stowell, Chas Dent, Alfred his
mark Palmer, Frank his mark Jones, Margoynsky
James his mark Thompson, Irwin his mark Collins
W RCark, Edmund his mark Mitchell ] Osborn, Fred
bis mark Baker, Ed his < mark Brown, VIM his mark
McCiennon, Munro his mark Thomas. Obediah Jones
John his Z mark Young, John Carter w Barn, T
Wiggins Hopkins, Campbell, Wash his mark
Marshall A Fish, A 8 Minis Aaron his mark Parker
W W Perkins. Stanford Harrison, VIM W Harrison viii
liam his mark Franklin, Robt his < mark Hawkins
James his mark Payne, Rivers his mark Love, A A
Fisher Granville his mark Shepard, z Crawford
Norheet his mark Mckinney John Fizgiles r
Roberts C Wilson, billiard Lukes, Curtis his mark
Hill, Augustus HILL Jessie his Z mark Dennis, v Il
James. Bob Williams, T Blocker B Clark John
Bryant, Andrew his mark Young, John Minis, Vim
Robert: Mack Preston, Thoe Virgins, VIM his mark
Black, Henry his mark Smith, Henry Stern c Black
we'll, Roby, Vau jackson, Henry Watson, Charlie
Putnam, Henry his mark Williams Noah his mark
Hicks, 81 Lynch Aaron Levy. r Damon, sutton
g., cotnsr " S Go.a George beysur, Lynch Nancy
bis mark Williams, VIM Nowlin, L c Yaeger, N
Fatauer, Algero; Shay. his mark Mitchell,
Thomas Cos c Cross, r Williams. L Otis, Alex
Owens Starting his mark Hill Daniel Sneed, John
Sneed
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

LAnD 0Bs1cn AT 0AInuBvzxa, Fxosrps !,
September 10, 1851.
Notice IL hereby givea that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 MAKE
nnAl proof In support Of his claim, and that sid
proof win be made before Council 4. Bryan, Clerh
Circuit Court, Ct tallahassee. Fla, On Saturday.
November sth, 1887, viz: Jackson Allen, Of T.lia'
haseee, Fla, homestead No. 77oo for she southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter. secli6n g. town.
ship !, south, range I, west
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and calttvation Of said
land, viz.
w. =. Cogswsll. Of Tallahassee, Fh.; J. J. Hale
of Tallahassee. Fla; Archer johnson. OF Tallahas.
Bee. Fla; T. w. Owens, Of Tallahassee, Fla
g. C. TUCKER, Register
September Is, 1ss74w
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
For White Students.

OFFICE OF
GUpERIHrxNDEnT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
TALLAHASSEE, Aug. y, 1887
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL FOR WHITE
i TEACHERS viii be opened At De Funiak
Springs, Walton county, on the nrst Mondy In Dc
tober 1887 under the charge Of Professor a. N.
Felkel % Principal, ably assisted.
The course Of study win cover two years.
All teachers or persons citizens OF this State who
deeire TO prepare themselves for the profession of
teschiug VIII recslve tuition free Of charge.
Arrangements win be made for board - cheap -
possible.
In addition 70 the regular course In Pedagogies,
an Academic class viii DO formed - . preparatory
dopnsfmant. s% # .
Sol further information address Pro6eseor Z n.
Felkel, e Tallahassee, until September Gath, and
aftsr that date = De runfak SPRING.. Walton
eosuty.
sfmilas school In IN respes4s win be opened Of
Tsllahassee e the same tiDe Tor coiored persons
Who daeare 70 prepare themselves Tor the work oil
tsecAinG, ssAs9 the same circumstances In AL re-
CARDS.
Tor further Information address Professor T. d.
g. Tucker for tie psnsens - PsNAseoA nr Professor
T. v. Gibbs, ct Jacksonville, FlA 80
Superintendent Public Inseructaon.'r
September ], lee7-H
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over IS years. They have stood the test thor
oughly, having been analysed by some Of the
most expert chemists throughout the country
and in every instance their absolute purity was
established and highly commented upon. My
brand-the plain l. W. HARPER WHrsKEY-car-
ried of the highest honOrs at New Orleans over
all Sour Mash Whiskcs displayed from the State
of Kentucky. Respectfully.
l. W. HARPER, Dstiller.
Nelson County, KY.
Sold by julius BALL & Bro Managers ITALIA
haseee Fla.